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3.48 AVERAGE
3.48 AVERAGE
I enjoyed this book a lot more than I thought I was going to in a really REALLY good way. I would definitely recommend this to anyone in need of a good book to cheer them up or need a fantasy break.
This was a very cute book, a great read when I needed to be picked up when my mood was down. The main concept of the plot was adorable and obviously it is something many girls want to be able to live. The postcard thing about the story was loveable. There were bits of the story that I felt were quite repetitive but I got over it and overall enjoyed this book.
Jennifer vertelt het prachtige verhaal van Lucy en Owen die verliefd worden op elkaar tijdens een stroompanne. Maar na de stroompanne moet Owen verhuizen en blijft Lucy alleen achter. Lukt het hen om contact te houden? Dat lees je in dit prachtige boek die mij leert geloven in lange-afstandsrelaties.
mehh this was actually promising but I feel like the way that the romance unfolded specifically with what happened in San Francisco where specifically for Lucy who was in a relationship was cheating. So I was pretty much checked out after that, I liked the way grief was explored through Owen and his dad, seeing their relationship and how they supported each other was nice. The ideas around what a home really is, how leaving somewhere can really show you what you valued and that those things or people can be carried within you.
hmmmmmm. on one hand, cute premise. on the other hand, i just felt like owen and lucy had zero chemistry. but also, i didn't feel especially attached to any of the families either. if i had to choose, i think i liked owen's dad and lucy's brothers best. this is a hard pass from me.
The female main character visited a lot if European cities and that was possibly the only good this about this novel